PATH, which is proposing to expand both stations, is not bound by the State Environmental Quality Review Act or the city's Uniform Land-Use Review Procedure, which commonly govern large construction projects.
Most commonly, the governing body of HIECs was called "a board", "a partnership board", or "a steering group", and met bi-monthly or quarterly.
It would be easy to dismiss this formality as an attempt to establish retroactively something that never existed between Winterson and her adoptive mother: a respectful distance governed by commonly accepted standards of decency and reason.
This also indicates that although the synovial membrane has been commonly implied in governing the inflammatory process leading to cartilage destruction, it appears that other tissues, including the cartilage itself, may guide this.
New social networks requiring members to join more formalised groups governed by mutually agreed or commonly accepted rules, norms, by-laws and sanctions were observed.
The functionality and desirable texture properties of commonly consumed lipid-based food products are governed by the underlying colloidal network of fat crystals that is responsible for trapping liquid oil into a 3D "gel-like" structure [ 1].
The same periodic slip rate bursts exist in both cases (Figs. 8, 13), because this is governed by the larger patches that commonly exist in the system.
Limitations of this method are that it commonly assumes range of motion (ROM) to be governed by bone-bone contact, and they do not track the exact in vivo motions of the bone (Kapron et al. 2015).
Since 1984, the marketing of generic versions of small-molecule drugs such as medicines to control blood pressure, cholesterol and pain has been governed by the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act, commonly known as the Hatch-Waxman Act.
